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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-26
Official Paper for the Territory.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
'OLYNPIA, July 3, 1887.

Dear ytr; -.
The WASHINGTON SrLNpARD is hereby designat
Cd a. the medium for publishing procamati9ns
and other Official notices emanating from the Ex-
scutive Office such services to be rendered without
pay except in provided by law, unless an sp-
propratio1 shall be made therefor by the Legisla-
ynre EUGENE SEMPLE,
Governor.
JoHy MILLER MURPHY. Eco
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-26

sxxseus trouble il apprehended with
The InAians IN Colorado.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-26
For Sale.

TOB PRINTING of all kinds.
81 Neatly executed at the office OF the
WASHINGTON STANDARD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-26

LATE reports from the northern
coast bring the gratifying assurance
that the revenue cutter Bear is safe.
GOVERNOR Pennoyer, Of Oregon, will
visit Philadelphia and Washington
City early in September.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-26
PROVIDENCE ACADEMY
For YOU'VE LADIES.
Conducted BY the Sisters Of Charity,
OLYMPIA, W. r.

THIS Institution will resume studies on
i Monday, Aug. 18th, 1857, and close to-
ward the end of June.
TERMS FOR BoARDERs.
Board. Washing. Bed and Bedding.
per MONTH. ............ ........bl4 ~
Tuition. per month .................. 2 90
Piano and use of instrument per
Board and Washing during Vacation IS 90
O. Terms-PayabIs Monthly In ADJ
vance.
No extra charges for lesson: in Tapes
try, Plain or Ornamental Needle-wOrk.
Doctors fees and medicines will be
charged to parents or guardians.
UNIFORM.
A black dress; also three or four dresses
and a sufficient supply Of Undertaking.,
towels. handkerchief, hose, shoes. combs
and brushes.
REMARKS.
1. The Institution will, on no consider
alton, advance money for clothing, books,
stationery, travelling expenses, &c.
2. All accounts should be punctually
settled before the withdrawal of Pupils.
8. Pupils will not be permitted to leave
the Academy on visits, except during the
Christmas holidays, if desired by parents.
for which absence no deduction shall be
made.
!. The religious principles of the pu-
pills will not be interfered with, but for
the sake Of order. all are required to be
present at the exercises OF the Institution.
For day scholars and for further inior-
nation address
THE sUPERIORESS.
Olympia. Aug. 10. 1887. mi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-26
HOLY ANGELS COLLEGE
ESTABLISHED 1850.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For Boys.
Corner 18th and B Sts., Cathedral Block.

OFFERS every facility of acquiring
" thorough education. Glasses in
Greek, Latin, German, French, English
Sciences, Mathematics, Bookkeeping,
Music and Penmanship. Bows of any
age or scholarship admitted. Perfect dis
cipline strictly but kindly enforced.
For Catalogue. Prospectus or any in
formation apply to
REV. DIRECTOR,
Holy Angels College. Vancouver, w.
T.
N. B.-The Institution has lately been
Incorporated under the laws OF the Terri
tory. and is empowered to confer such de-
gIees ~ are usually conferred liz colleges.
Aug. 10, 1887. mi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-08-26

In abundance. at lower prices than any
competitor can afford to sell. Dishpans
from Is cents up. Six quart milk pans at
80 cents per dozen. Others i'm pro portion.
We buy the above lines OF goods
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
sD0lS6si AT EVANSVILLE
The Western Town Going at a
Healthy Pace.

THE QUIET but Industrious burg of
Grantsville moves along satisfactorily
in its efforts to keep pace with the rest
of the world. ''Sojourner" writes us
that, Judging from the vast number of
sheep that pass through the town daily
the Grantsville people are entitled to
the ribbon as wool-groWers and mutton
producers.
THE NEW 81, 600 schoolhouse that has
been under way of construction, is rest
ing its foundation until spring, to get q
more solid hold on terra frma, before
being crowned with its upper story.
The NEW firm of Robson, SUIT
ton & Co. is doing thriving
business for young firm, while
the Co-or. store, under the man
agement of Superintendent. Jetferies
with his efficient corps of clerks, still
continues to do lively business.
ABRAM FAwsoE is at present welding
the ceayer for the Stockuoui es-i. e.,
their steaks, while his private secretary
counts off the bologna links to the ap
preClatiVe miner.
PROFESSOR W. G. COLLECT, principal
of the graded school, has his depart
ment filled to overfowing which speaks
well for the literary industry Of the
students, and the efficiency of the
teacher.
Qua PROBATE Judge. wv. c. Rydalch,
ESQ }, has been holding court at Too5le,
to adjust the county officers. and finds
the organization in running order.
PRoF. RADCLIFFE still yields the baton
over the best Sunuay school choir in
rOosle County. Tooele City boasts,
Notwithstanding.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
MATTERS IN M4LAD.
Rapid Strides Being Made in the
Northern Valley. .

Mr.. Thomas Davis, Of Henderson
Creek, Idaho, writes The HERALD IS
follows:
The people OF Mslad Valley are doing
at last what will prove of ines;imab'e
value to the rising generation-some-
thing that will be felt hereafter in the
Sunday schools, in the churches, and
last, but not least, in the family circle.
And that is the forming of singing
classes, under the tuition Of Protes Or
Edward W0ozley. The professor
makes the tour OF the valley once each
week, holding note schools in each
iittle settlement. returning TO his home
In St. John, via SamaTia. The chiidrt n
are making rapid progress under his
tuition. Professor Stephens Music
Reader is used, and works TO charm
The ch ldren are gradually drawn to
read music, and are also taught to sing
pr perlys
Tue health of the people in this valley
is generally good. The last of Thanks
giving brought us several inches of the
beautiful which covered about that
much dust. for which we are truly
thankful. We are anticipating better
times next season, nopiug the grass
hopper scourge will not be so bad as
last season.
Ms'ad City Is making rapid strides n
the mercantile. lie, several large and
commodlous stores have taken the
places of the old and crowded, and
Judging from the amount of merch&n-
disc freighted, the business done must
be immense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
December IA. 1857

Decem0eF Il. 1881
CONTINENTAL.
John B. Rogers, Binghsmton, n Y ". E.
sayers. Virginia. M. q. Maitbie, Pittsburg,
Pa; L z. Sage, Miss f sage, Nashville;
Ben Mcdonald, Camss, Idaho; James W
Dykens and wife, Evanston; II. Burton and
wife, Nephi; John F. Lawler, Denver: N.
White, c. 81. Whitney, Park City; E J. Rad
dstz, W. A Stanton, Stockton.
WHITE HOUSE
W 8. TolIes, Park City;J. Ireland, Idaho;
J. G. Brown, NJ C. Sormoyle. Stockton; s
g.. Worthington, Andrew Larson. Grants
Vile; Isaac Thomas, Ogd-.n: Edward Stock
stockton: s. J. Ryan, salida, Col; John
Thompson, Tintic; j. r Taylor, Jusb; Il E.
Rooth aud wife Grantsville; N. T Holland,
Ogden: |. 8. Hudson, Provo; Geo sc C.
Long, John F Green, Green River; G. Flanr
ders o. Flanders, Payson: George Monsoon,
Frank G Parks, Montana; q Schmith,
Ssndy;J. ". whitley, Ogden; W. C. Bue-
low, John William Jolton, Tacoma; Pete
Mclaughlin, Brigham: J. L Shaubert, Sac
ramentO; T. Hanson, William Young, San
Pete
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
Collections Made at Lowest Rate

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale q
Stocks and Bonds at New York and Ra1
Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
ACTIVE oCoUNTs SOLICITED
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
New YoRK-Importers' AID Traders Ma.
tional Bank, Chemical National Bank.
Kountze Brothers.
CHICAGO Commercial National Bank,
ST. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CTTY-Eadonal Bank of Kansas
City.
OMAHA-OmanaN National Bank. o.
DENvEa-City National Bank, Denver Ma
tional Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo.-Beckwfth & Co.
OGDRN-Commercia National Bank.
HELENA, Mont.-First National Bank.
BUTTE. Mont First National Bank, Clark
& Larabie.
HAILAY, Idaho-McCorniok d Co.
BELLKvUE, Idaho-G. A. Mccormick & Co.
ELKo, Nevada-J. Henderson.
sAR FRANCIsCo-First National Bslh, The
OccckeH Woolworth National Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
MCCORMICK & Co..
B a n * Il r .
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale OF Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments.
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

st goot 6opeb. % &~insfipbins
Imtsraao iibit bulot Msbe, iremlasbes
iislse "Sclitebr. 4u." en- Jureipprsiel
ira @jeaerup Sosneraab ON Rasmrs
Ssilunos Sfatteplist. De n9rmsre ONT
it9noisbeoer ere iDlsenbe: s Susnet
Dor en- meset pelbauenoe Iit9stsmanb
paa en- @aaro t9t ueo Stait Sosneitjel.
'San tlasebe / Nar ooer fin Sfatteans
lRttelle, men ba ban life lit Meobolo,
llotalte ban til Slere, at ban life pilbe
tla9e mere, mel flptte no al 8ommunen.
Sette sioroe &asmus pirfelis p9laa,
men paa en- 9anlfe eienbOmmelis Maabe.
0an fjcbte nemlis en- "8omeoiantipile.
po9n", inbretteoe Jig Der ct Soueoerelle,
ajDffen Os andre uoenumsb etuemmeliss
Deoer, % tjgrte Ouer paa ben anben
SIDE al Spsnesr9nien. Ssr bor 8ass
mus MI ON Natten, meoeus ban ON
Sa9en arbeioer ps ipiier paa i'm tioli
9ere SpmGne, bupr bans beore Salpz
Def fremoeles bar Spbolo. &asmus'
9eniale Soe blep life bunOreret; tbi
Imtsrdaoet reloluerebe, at ban par
ifattepli9ti9 / @jeuerup aummme.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Oa III arf.

e. Sruomen st 59nomen = ON
=, Tor fable en- lioen B.se iua = bill
|. ,ort 9io forbauie ajsbenbaonerne
7jpuli.
a,,,, er 10 Iar sammel, barer
,rrst srau os uaar i nbieenbe os
r,r,rer iua nar up til Gben, at ielu be
riote Qaripin. MOoitanbere ntaa tlinne
IaSs / 9ruen PED at ie beabe.
6urSe8 sub er sanite t%Obberbrun, Os
- ,r rist bsbaaret Ouer bels aroppen,
|, miroit / aniistet, Der ueb bet fll'
|rt,. flteblpbe Saar faar ct bDiit unber-
\ upieetoe. Stte npf meo, at bun bar
prpotis Saariplpe neb % gtaffen,
I'm ! iclue 4nlistet er Saarp9Gten laa
At hun aaerebe NIL fan meoe meo en-
kS,lio auebelsbart % ct Tar forlparz
b Sattentarter.
eomtlia patfer er BUN life. Sun bar
IGor ainoer, Der itrutter no paa Srnno
at bun, - lom I6erne bar ct
rr foriuarlise &%inoppler, p9 benbes
(sie er liseiaa breo, ipm en- Nbeneie
Ininoelig pleier. Sfjpnt bun utpipl=
tp er ct sanlte firt Spoco, mansler
t BOG tomplet Ben i gtGien. Buffet
hi ben er laoer ben Jig liseiom benoes
Rrr ug 6insre uenbe os oreie paa eli
boooe, iom eubper anben NeIe oiloc
k~Otsitere impo. Senoes 5in9res Spie'
tbeO 9iper Dem en- Strait, lom borne
lamb fmroe misunoe benoe.
gRen nan maa heller life 9%lemnte, al
lille 6rpfeu bar leuet fine Dnslte
hoScm8aar / Srperne Siam, bupr
IN er loot. Sun bDrer til en- 5amtlle,
rl apnoen al 8irma bolbt i'm belfpt'
bloc 6aanp pper.
Gn nOrlf &eilenbe Garl Soed, Der
krte Um ben abeli9Henoe 6amllie, I'll
hbereu puertalt til meo &rao at fore.
be Ell &eile til europa. Saoereu osbe
tiblertio al Solera unoeroels til Son=
fn, bpur 0ireftSren for S~ltuariet, Sap.
m 6arrini, aboptereoe 0atteren. Oct
ham, Der MI er fpmmet til &lDben=
ion meo benbe for at piie benoe irem,
6rDten &rao pil i"iffert life unolaoe
9ipre Subtrpf / Sjpbenbaon. 6ai
nn tult libt meo benbe, bllper man lel
rtrOlig meo benbe. De, Der life Tan
lie benoes Wooersmaal, fan ilaa Ell
|asiiar al mep benoe / be mere flenott
prog, Gnselif, Gplt eller 5ranif. Sur
lisc Term i benz uae.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Eotmeiter, aammerraab "copper" /
Miobeliurt bleu forleoen repen pmfulo
al en- siennem Ypitsaaroens Bort fiSs
renoe Susn; Soltmeiteren funoe bog
pereIter, tillplelaoenoe uoen at baue
ta9et nosen Stube, oeltase / Miorsenz
poitenS Sebanolins men fort eiter oper.
iulotes ban at en- fuloitanoia aammelie
% benll9ger Ill unoer 9esebebanolins
/ bepioitlUs Silitano.
Tpitmeiter "copper" er iiglse lenere
Meooelelle afgaaet peb Spben / en- Nls
Der al omtrent 60 Nar. San bauoe tios
lisere p9ret Toitmeiter / Sgnoer, men
bar iioen 1866 aniat / Wiobelfart.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
9teorab.9 oitem.-cmsoas ben 29oe sumt 1881.

ger Gbriitian Garlien iplbte iorleben
100 Gar. San er iulotanois rnit us
aaubsfrif os oil sierne iurtrue ON ben
lib, ba ban / ariseu 1907 par meo
pmboro paa "Irinbs Gbriitian". 8 be
iicite Gar bar ban saaet omtrins os
flinfet for Ssolf.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Gn raienbe Sat. ct Yar Glbre
5olf, bpenbe paa ~ariitiansbapn / ajD.
benbaun, bauoe Ell Sarfat, iom be altio
bolot inoe. Sorleoeu Scat, oa 9pret
jamrebe Jig for at fomme no, blep Der
tpsiet paa Den, men I'LL bar ben bleoet
belt raienoe, for op 40 8onsn, beo benoe
% Haaepe benoe meo fine alsr / Ins
listet p9 paa Srpitet. Yaa benbes
Sfri9 Tom benoes Wanb % benbes
Cater til, % bet lpffeoes meb meget
Selp9r % 5are at faa bet raienoe 9pr
~ijernet. aonens slrme os Iniist 6ous
neoe ltertt op, li9eiom osiaa benbes
mi Die bleu it9rft belfabiset.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

NprOlONiteriet. Sra Sreeefitsbaon
riues Den 26oe Uiat; Oct er pite meo
fettc bleuet ~frembGpet, at Stlferiet |
kplauo / Be ienere Nar bar uouiflet Jig
len ~forbaulenoe @rao. Den Getnin9,
bar ta9et, er imiblertio / 8esreb
20 at moergaa en- Soranoring, oa
attsgut life er iaa filferist Tom tioliz
re, % ben Silf, iom fanses Der, er
babe minore % mInore goo END tio'
Esre. Sore Silfere fommer oerfpr
Ire % ntere inc paa at briue NorblDs
Teri meo ~ig9Goenoe 8uttere, al bpilfe
flNerltsbapn alt bier en- betDoelis
laaoe, lOm ~beitonbis uprer baaoe /
F%lrrrelie O9 Intal peo Npbpgnin9er,
leNeNs 6iiteriet oripes fra Splanos
|attpit meo aabne Saabe. Oct pi9tisite
ltert paa oenne Narstio erRgoIpGtten,
l Den iipite 3o bat pGret fanset /
fre M%Gn9ber os at fortrinlis apalitet
(r98 5puanos 8eittplt, naunlig uo for
FtteR. Soab Der fiifes meo Baaoe,
Fss bOpeOla9elig til 2ano % l9lges
6Iltebauolernc, Tom erportere Sllfen
a9Iilano ps Sulanb, ~buorimpo auts
FHes 6ansit alminoeli9 afflsbes al
FtstOu Ter, Der Ieile BERTH for at l~ortere
''sn, loet De 1tprite @remplarer al
'ol9Gtterne ps Sunierne forienoes til
'4ano ug 2Dlilauo, meoens &polp9tz
a WteaemitDrrelie fpres al Spaierne
SlSbcnbaun. &puieifipperne tla8e
FR'Iertlo puer, at 5arten til &jpbens
pom lite lgnner fig, foroi mani Der life
['nu bar l9rt ben itore Ssiterblpss
FNpatte at fienbe, men tror bet er
amer, % oeriur foretr9ffer be imaa
A'e9utsrsolp9tter. 9ette er ablolut
~ % &solpetterne fra &~attesattet
Fas' ITO ere iaa iaite i &isoet eler iaa
NlmdSenoe ium be itsrre &sbipatter
%Selterbaoet, % bet er let of uoresne,
l ~asOlpette, iom oeier 4 Yuno, er
t5st mere pGro enb 4 &soipatter, iom
l Tuno Stpffet. On &Soipette
NOES ira en- Sanie paa, at &sbipetten
1a mere Sfino meb rsblise Yletter,
sSens Sunierne buoe en- srou CUB mer
a'se Tletter; osiaa babe Sanierns
'40'osots itsrre Sopeoer enb 8sbs
as''erHe. 5lere af &utterne bile osiao
GUNNER | @orbisen % uente beraI
S0ol He'ultat, ba Summeren fansea
Dt'le ira aunb os berfor life fac
AS " tan fiites meb be imaa
P'4'r ira eaub.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
SreoerifspGrf arnotbns Iprunset

| 2uiten. Sra a~jebenbupn telesraieres
Ere 8ruotbuie peb 5reoeritsu9rf ere
lprungne / 9uften. Ser opitob en- it9rt
Sloebrarb, buprpso itOr Staoe ~furaar=
luSeoes. = Der foilpoer Sntet on lab
al Wenneiteltp.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Sen ueb Barostonu Yeien, 3ouis>
uiGe, &p boenoe 5armer. s. Balte, er
paa @runo al fin Sitting uoiat for
8eirioranbrinser Os maa oerior BRUCE
2aaemioler. pan bar lart Or. Nusuit
@snis's Sambursers9 raaber at fienoe
Iom ct uaroiiulot 0usmiooel mob ale
Smerter % urent Blob.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Naar s bebSuer en- Ben, ba cals en-
troiait. Or. Sones' "Reo Glouer 2os
mic" er ben bepite gen Wenueifet bar
for ale Spsbomme / Wapen, 2eperen
"a Nurene. Zen bebfe Slobrenier og
ionic, iom man iisnoer. so Gents pr.
1lafe. 9ilialss hos s 3. Wontsomerp
& Co., 9eeOrab, Soma. (Sunt).
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

5000 Agenter enites IIraI III al lRl9e D.
lineite Sillttort | De 5ureueoe Stater. Aat
lIpe Dtgnltre for 1887. Erpper olp. 4 GentS
Store Yrpuebp9er % Gents. Nu er BET Il
Den til at tIere Yense. Stor aommisiioa oe
pelle Yrerller Siues bort.
Sout9 minneapolis, Garo 60,
minneapolis, Wiiun.
GtGpu bette Slabl.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Straf for at babe lemlGfet iig.

Grbeiosm9no Gbr. 2arieu al Yerip er
ifelse "Sors Qmtst." bleuen anieet meo
5 @an9e 5 Cages 5Gnsiel paa guno
% Srpb for at bape uibusset ct Stptfe
al i'm uenitre !Saanos 8eseiinser meo
bet 5ormaal at Hippo fri for MilitGr.
tieneiteu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Su uibiie Ntferli8, fjare Gmma .
iDr jes irieoe til Dig, at jes en- Dag
uiloe bepe Dig ON at saa isiennem 2ipet
meb mig. - Nei, ipoe @ilbelm! mine
GnIters Maal er / iaa Senieenbe aloris
saaet bsiere END til ScesGream ps en-
&igretur.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

C9iaa en- Npoelie. "SSr, fig mig
bog = bpor siber 9u rsse iaa ~elenbise
Giaarer. Der fan ba min Sanbten I'M
gen @labe bore at iiboe % iuse pao
benz"
"0ei -. men bet er en- Rpbelie at
boloe op meb Bet"
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Sbingpalla Selifabets Samplfib

Sbingualla Selifabets Sampifib
"Setla" miiteoe iprlepen Sinter i'm
Sfrue / Itianterbauet paa 9feilen ira
ajpbenbapn til Seem Sort meo 500 Sass
la9erer p9 Ell 2aonins StpfsOos. Set
lpffeoes Saptetnen PED Sjelp al Sell
~fraiten at brinse Sfibet / Narbepen al
al guslanos Spit, bpor ban iaa antus
Ell tilialois fprbipasierenoe enselif0 CANT
per til at ilebe Jig inb til Glasgow.
SeofOmmenoe Campers Ebeoeri for
prebe 10000 2itrl. - ca. 10000 Ser
/ Sjer9elon, o9 ba 2bin9uauaielitabet
n9steoeoe at betale iaa me9et, anlasOe
ban Sag MOB "6etla"S aaptein %
&beperi. 9enne Sag er / oisie Gage
bleuen paatIenbt meb BET Jisiultat, at
"Sefla"s &beoeri er bleoen bgmt til at
betale 700 9itrl., ca. 1900 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

tE Tor Rotttisr meb 6eu'nr i'll Spe'
eials 9reurFouer, Toruusriu9 / 5ib o. an
ore Ting al Sutrresie / forbia6eIie mss
Chicago, Wtlpautse & St. Gaul Serr6os
ten. beuuiie nj til be lotals Spulter ostts
gIdo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

Gn 1OOaaris: On gellerup 30
ipital boenbe fo~rbenuarenbe Sabelmas
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

s'rlusttls Iris $40 ~ fGls'r sem fsr 81
cis sua SIoiin. ansir, que. gss.
Famt ?, cat FHs sir,Hs', fun ss.s5. paro sfs-
Gore yarsr aaranicrts.
SdHd,n -gitt fTrs Ntsr~. msh Norirr' Al Eariiftrs
"tiyinU ca &c ABa. 20 Sta. or. 5rin So. prtAtiifs
obtr 40 1idas EfHd'altfr , Nts, Etu'rr mad nsss
'F!1t tof- ttttuinf. N8sr "a IN. iam ~ue'tirptr stru.
suEalIsurf % itHosT Ben mco Bedtime gla IN siotis
sttT Errfgii. iddr "a itistet era.iB 03yiJ1i al Gkrt,
nina Hils'ou a Gle @E0.
Hor,lit: CARL +. HANSON,
1888 81. DlaiH g.. Hsrtstc. RaN
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Slocnborrctrigen er III / fulo San!

Slbenborrcfrigen er III i fulo Gang
De fleite Steoer. Som @rempel paa,
bpor fore OimenIioner ben fan antage,
a~niprer "Sosenie No." at / Sfoubp
Spsn lamlebes paa en- Dag 5000 Yunb
Oloenburrer ps Ell glnben 5000 Yunb:
alene / @aaroen Sirbplms Saue fit man
100 Yuno. Sra 5aabor9esneu meloes,
at Gntelte ira ST. 3 pm Mtorsenen til
&l. 10 pm Sprmiboaaen bar funnel
Jamie for 4 ar., % "Seile 2lp." beretter
enoca, at Ell Wanb / 2inbbaqe Spsn
paa Ell eneite Dag meb i'm 5amilie bar
hamlet benpeb 1000 Yunb a s Ore Buns
BET os iaalebes tient so 8roner.
Sil sGre for Sigteren 3oitrnp,
Der / Idr fan feire fit SCARS Stubens
ter. Subileum, blep Der afbolot I'll imnt
Set paa Stobsbors, iom bar forans
~italtet al S%tuoenter, os buori beltos.
foruben Slstereu os bans Suitru, Tro'
iesior SDffoins. Or. S6anoorpb, Ssie'
iteretss Isiesiur Npbulm, Cand. 8
9rier, Nomiral S9Snbepoer os flere
8 0asens Inleonina baube @br. Sri
9arot os SdanoOrpb ifreuet Sanse.
Hefauratpr Sobanion paa Damp
Ifibet"uHo"er bleuen uoneunt til Dumb
fof Dos &Onsen al Siam. Otter bpaf
"Beile u. Np." bar %erfaret, er Yofter
iorbunben meb temmelis fore petuniRr'
5prbele. Den aarlise Gage er fa't'a'
til ca. 5000 Ser, foruben at Sr. Soban
len erboloer aft irit, iaauel aleber ion
aoit os Bolis. &~Ontratten sialoer fo'
3 Nar.
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lbftnr.
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psitsu % bet iisrus &,itsu.
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poSia9er: os Nraat, Garter etc., oil be5as,
at bcnueuSe is til uGrurshs Citations,
Geeut for CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE &
ST PAUL RAILWAY eQer III builtsns
ion,bslt Railroad &gent / gerotu.
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as. Sen. ganl7,r. us. sru P.lS.& Lit "a.
Milwaukee, Wis
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10
Where We Found God.

The spot is hallowed in memor,
where the heart was first poured out in
real prayer-the closet or the congrega.
ton; the shadow beneath the fig-tree
or the solitary Bethel-stone where
quickening came; the Bible, through
the TRANSPORTED lines of which the soul
first saw the opening arms of Heav-
emily Father and the unfolded gate of
the city of the skies. And if these
views of God have come through living
men the tic of friendship begins which
makes men friends for evermore. 1t
surely had its part in that appeal of
Ruth to Naomi: Entreat me not to
leave thee or to return from following
after thee: for whittier thou goest l will
go, and where thou lodgest l will
lodge: thy people shall be my peopl c
and thy God my Cod" in that parting
cry of Elisha after the great prophet
when he went up in a whirlwind to
heaven and he saw him no more: "Mv
father, my fatherl the chariot of Israel
and the horsemen thereof and GER
tainly in that strong affection of the
Callahan Christians, when the apostle
bears them record that if it had been
possible they could have plucked out
their own eyes and given them to
him. "-Dr John Ker.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10
Liberty.

All are welcomed (o our country
all are admitted to equal rights and
privileges. All are allowed to acquire
property and to vote in every election
made eligible to all offices and invested
with equal influence in all public affairs.
All are allowed to worship as they
please or not to worship at all, if they
see tit. No man is molested for his re-
llglon or for his want of religion. No
man is required to profess any form of
faith or to join any religious associa-
ton. More than this cannot reason
ably be demanded. More, however,
is demanded. The infidel demands
that the government should be con-
Quoted on the principle that Christianity
IS false, the atheist demands that it
should be conducted on the assumption
that there is no God and the positivist
on the principle that men are not free
agents. The sufficient answer to all
this is that it cannot possibly be done
Charles Hodge, DID.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10
Modern Jerusalem.

The Rev. Selah Merrill, DID,, late
United States consul at Jerusalem, thus
frees his mind in the Morning Star on
this topic: cit is hard for one TO real
ize that Jerusalem-once beautiful
for situation,' the Joy of the whole
earth lis one of the filthiest cities in
the world. The inhabitants take no
pains whatever to keep it clean and
the government does but little towards
this end, and what it does is done in a
very intermittent and slovenly manner.
During the long, hot, dry summer,
when from the first of April to the
asst OF November the sun reigns SUI
preme, eyerything-flth and carrioni n
cluded-is burned up. Thus the natural
effects of filth are to degree obviated.
People who talk of modern miracles ;
need look no farther than Jerusalem to
ind one. 1t is perpetual miracle that
The city is not swept by plague or a
pestilence every year. Any one from
civilized lands who goes about the